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MORRISSEY song
Name Hairdresser On Fire
Album/single Suedehead
Length 3:51
Writer/composer Morrissey/Street
Producer Stephen Street
Release 15 February 1988

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Lyrics

Here is London, giddy of London

Is it home of the free, or what?

Can you squeeze me Into an empty page of your diary And psychologically save me? I've got faith in you

I sense the power in the fingers Within an hour, the power Could totally destroy me Or it could save my life

Oh, here is London "Home of the brash outrageous and free" You are repressed But you're remarkably dressed, is it real?

And you're always busy, really busy Busy, busy, oh, oh, hairdresser on fire All around Sloane Square

And you're just so busy Busy, busy, busy scissors, ooh, oh Hairdresser on fire Only the other day

Was a client, over-cautious He made you nervous And when he said "I'm gonna sue you" Oh! I really felt for you

So, can you squeeze me Into an empty page of your diary And supernaturally change me? Change me, change, oh

Here in London "Home of the brash, outrageous and free" You are repressed but You're remarkably dressed, is it real?

And you're always busy Really busy, busy clippers Oh, oh, hairdresser on fire All around Sloane Square

And you're just too busy To see me, busy clippers Oh, oh, hairdresser on fire Only the other day

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Play count (Morrissey concert): 178

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"Hairdresser on Fire" is a song by Morrissey, first released as a B-side to his debut solo single "Suedehead". Co-written by Morrissey and producer Stephen Street, the song features lyrics expressing Morrissey's frustration with being unable to see his hairdresser. In addition to its appearance on the "Suedehead" single, "Hairdresser on Fire" has appeared on the American release of Morrissey's debut solo album Viva Hate, as well as his 1990 compilation album Bona Drag. Since its release, the song has seen critical acclaim for its jangly, string-inflected music and Morrissey's witty lyricism. It has since become a fan favorite, appearing on multiple compilation albums and as well as multiple iterations of Morrissey's live setlists.

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